Tue - January 1, 2008State Supreme Court Deals Double Whammy to Developers California’s Top Court Supports
Lincoln Place Tenants, Playa Vista Environmentalists
Posted at 04:08 PM Read More When Jack Kerouac Came to Venice By John
Thomas
Jack I didn’t know. Never met him. Only saw him once -- not much more than a glimpse, then. And he surely wasn’t at his best that night. Posted at 04:07 PM Read More Letters• 5 Rose Avenue Apartments
- Shirley M. Anderson
• Beach Access for All - C.V.
Beck
Posted at 04:06 PM Read More It’s 2008 – Run for Your Lives! By Jim
Smith
The new year, 2008, is likely to be a fateful one for all humanity. It may well be the last chance we have to affect climate change without waiting for thousands of years to see the results. Good luck to us all with George Bush and gang running the country. Sad to say, but big business and the military seem to be firmly in control of the Congress as well. Setting things right with the climate will involve stepping on some very big toes, the auto industry, the coal industry, the oil industry, the military-industrial complex and many more. Posted at 04:05 PM Read More Lakota Nation Declares Independence. Can Venice Be Far Behind? By Erica
Snowlake
Haumikole! Hello my friend! On December 19, the Lakota Freedom Delegation announced unilateral withdrawl from all U.S. treaties to a small group of Press and well-wishers in the Plymouth Congregational Church in Washington, DC. The same church hosted the American Indian Movement in the1970s. Posted at 04:04 PM Read More Swami Speaks By X Swami
X,
People who don’t know how to listen should be restrained from writing books. People who don’t know how to listen should be restrained, and...made to watch television. Posted at 04:02 PM Read More Impeaching the Vice President – A Congressional View By Robert Wexler (D-FL), Luis Gutierrez
(D-IL), and Tammy Baldwin (D-WI)
On November 7, the House of Representatives voted to send a resolution of impeachment of Vice President Cheney to the Judiciary Committee. As Members of the House Judiciary Committee, we strongly believe these important hearings should begin. Posted at 04:01 PM Read More Impeachment Resolution from Rep. Dennis Kucinich Impeaching Richard B. Cheney, Vice President
of the United States, for high crimes and misdemeanors.
Posted at 04:00 PM Read More Beachhead Readings bring back the Venice West A packed house at Sponto Gallery (aka:
Venice West Coffee House), Dec. 15, turned out to support the Beachhead and hear
readings by Collective and former Collective members.
Posted at 03:59 PM Read More Interview with Venice Poet Frank Rios - Part 1 By Hillary
Kaye
Beachhead: I’m nervous. Frank T. Frank T. Rios: Of course you are, you care. Beachhead: Thank you for saying that Frankie. O.K. This is the Frank T. Rios interview. I’m in his home. Thank you Frankie for doing this interview. Posted at 03:58 PM Read More Here Come the Venice Paparazzi! By Karl
Abrams
Whether it’s a local red carpet event with cameras flashing or a Venetian bohemian reading poetry on the beach, the photographers of the Venice Paparazzi will probably be there, enthusiastically snapping spontaneous photos that are, if you have no objections, blended together into a beautifully crafted internet web site (venicepaparazzi.com) for all to see. Here you will have your instant place in Venice history and even--if you want-- a new sense of feeling like a celebrity. Posted at 03:57 PM Read More Venetians in the Street This month’s
question:
What are your hopes and dreams for the Boardwalk in 2008? Posted at 03:56 PM Read More Martin Luther King in his own words “Man has the capacity to do right
as well as wrong, and his history is a path upward, not downward. The past is
strewn with the ruins of the empires of tyranny, and each is a monument not
merely to man’s blunders but to his capacity to overcome them
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Posted at 03:54 PM Read More The Martin Luther King Kingdom Day Parade has been celebrated for the last 20 years and
over a million people take to the streets of Los Angeles to remember the life
and works of the great man.
Posted at 03:53 PM Read More California Presidential Primary is Feb. 5 Here is the list of candidates who
will appear on the ballot:
Posted at 03:52 PM Read More Ocean Front Walk Ordinance Still Being Debated There is no ordinance regulating the west
side of Ocean Front Walk. The old ordinance was thrown out by the Los Angeles
City Council as the result of a lawsuit brought by ACLU Attorney Carol Sobel on
behalf of Venice vendors and activists, including Food not Bombs.
Posted at 03:51 PM Read More And Still They Come - Poems for Philomene Long• My Dear Lady Nite – S.A.
Griffin
• poem for philomene long - John
Dorsey
Posted at 03:50 PM Read More The Venice Beat Poets – The Great River Outside the Mainstream - Frank T. Rios By Hillary
Kaye
Frank T. Rios is a man who lives consciously in a world not only inhabited by form but by spirit. He makes it clear that his life is not his own, it is given over to the muse who speaks through him. Posted at 03:49 PM Read More An RV Fairytale By Erica
Snowlake
Against my friend’s better judgment, I don't drive, have never owned and am loathe to even entering nasty, metal, polluting obsessions in which one miraculously floats while seated above asphalted earth at high speeds weaving humanity's frenzied chaos group mind death wish, blithely deluded about the importance of getting somewhere, no thank-you, I AM honing my skills for a spaceship and a road with no lines, i.e. a garden, nevertheless, I recently accepted a gift, a godsend I thought at the time, the temporary loan of a 1985 Chevy truck/camper. Posted at 03:55 PM Read More Poetry• Rise Venice Rise - Jim
Smith
• Auction - Sherman Pearl
• Just once - Lynne Bronstein
• The Sky - Hillary
Kaye
• reflection - D.T. Jenkins Posted at 03:48 PM Read More |
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